Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
Bristol Development Framework Infrastructure Delivery Programme
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Appendix A: <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Schedule<br />
29 February 2012<br />
<strong>Bristol</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Framework</strong><br />
<strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>Delivery</strong> <strong>Programme</strong><br />
Joint Waste Core Strategy (JWCS)<br />
Aims to minimise waste and maximise waste self‐containment within the West of England. Spatial strategy for provision of residual waste<br />
facilities supported by needs assessment. Five zones are identified in the sub‐region, of which <strong>Bristol</strong> falls predominantly into two, with<br />
Zone A (Avonmouth / northwest <strong>Bristol</strong> and environs) expected to provide 390,000 tonnes per annum capacity and Zone D (central /<br />
south / east <strong>Bristol</strong> and environs) expected to provide 60,000 tonnes per annum capacity. Several strategic sites are identified. Zone A is<br />
expected to be delivered within the first part of the plan period and Zone D around the middle. JWCS adopted by West of England<br />
unitary authorities in 2011.<br />
Cost: Funding Sources: Phasing:<br />
Not available for overarching ‐ Likely PFI for West of England contracts.<br />
2006‐2026<br />
strategy<br />
‐ Likely private sector led for other schemes.<br />
Energy and Waste <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />
Essential<br />
Risks:<br />
Preferred strategic sites might not come forward.<br />
Contingencies:<br />
Explore proposals for other sites.<br />
Relevant Policy Areas:<br />
Citywide<br />
Lead Agencies:<br />
West of England Partnership<br />
Private developer(s)<br />
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